Zapier integration. Planned workflows.

The planned Zapier connection would let an authorised report trigger a follow-up action, such as adding a shortlist row or a review task. It is not available to connect today. Describe the trigger and destination you need when requesting access; use PDF export for an available report handover.

• Keep your shortlist current

  Add a dated report summary to the spreadsheet where you compare vehicles.

• Give findings a next step

  Create a follow up task when a report contains something your team needs to review.

• Keep the context together

  Carry the registration and report reference into each action so the right car stays attached to the conversation.

A proposed way to connect Car Check with Zapier.

1. A car check is completed

   Start with a report you are authorised to access in Car Check.

2. Choose what needs attention

   Use a filter to decide which report summaries should continue through the Zap.

3. Update the tools you use

   Add a spreadsheet row or create a task for the person reviewing the car.

Registration

Match the report to a vehicle in your own records.

Report date

Keep the time of the check alongside the result.

Review summary

Separate findings that need attention from checks that could not be confirmed.

Report reference

Return to the full context in the original report.

1. Tell us about your Zap

   Share the app you want to update and the action you want a completed report to start.

2. Agree the fields and access

   We will discuss the information your workflow needs and who should be able to receive it.

3. Test when access is available

   Review a report with your team before enabling a workflow for everyday use.

Request this integration to discuss your workflow; there is no public Car Check app to install in Zapier yet.

A Zap would need its own access to each destination app. A Car Check report link does not grant access to someone else, and any automation should keep the report date and unconfirmed results visible.